Question

The more the money, more the purchasing power. Nor surprisingly, money is the single most sought after
2. To acquire wealth, however, one needs knowledge The main purpose of education is to acquire knowledge
that prepares you to face life and help build your character. If the only purpose of knowledge acquisition
commodity today.
is to earn money, then education is narrowed down to the knowledge required for only a low level of
subsistence.
3. Broader and deeper knowledge has several advantages
over material wealth .Knowledge can be used
to make money, but it cannot really be purchased with money. It is acquired by individual efforts, Worldly
wealth is limited, knowledge is unlimited, Knowledge cannot be taken away or stolen. It is not burdensom
to carry and it causes no anxiety. Safeguarding one's costly wordly possessions could be a source if
immense anxiety. Wealth could diminish but knowledge increases when shared. A man of wealth is
respected only till he possesses it; an erudite person is respected even long after he is no more.
4. The Mundaka Upanishad speaks of two kinds of knowledge; 'apara vidya' or lower knowledge acquired
by study of the Vedas, rituals and astrology for one's well being in the material world, and 'Para vidya
' or
higher knowledge, knowledge of the imperishable Being or God. One of the three main paths to be
followed to attain liberation is jnana yoga, or union with God through knowledge. Krishna says in the
Bhagvad Gita: "Realisation and competence gained through spiritual practices are never lost" Material
wealth is an impediment for a seeker of 'Para vidya', because it is a source of obstruction. As Krishna
says: "He on whom I want to bestow My grace, I slowly deprive him of all his wealth."
. a) On the basis of your reading of the above passaesno using headings and subheadings in any
suitable format .Use recognizable abbreviations give a suitable title to the passage.
(5)
. b) Makea summary of the passage in yourown words.
(3)
RITING SECTION 16 MARKS
02 You are Narain / Namrata, the cultural secretory of Govt.H.S. school, Rewa. Write a notice suitable for
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Answer 1

Articles

Articles also modify the nouns. So, articles are also adjectives. Articles determine the specification of nouns. ‘A’ and ‘an’ are used to refer to an unspecific noun, and ‘the’ is used to refer to a specific noun.  

Examples:

A cat is always afraid of water. (Here, the noun ‘cat’ refers to any cat, not specific.)

The cat is afraid of me. (This cat is a specific cat.)